The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-14

more racrssns and better Democrats" III con
clusion Nj :urlnan said he was very grateful
for what the Democrats of Maryland had done
for him. There is one thing owe them, AMI
that is MY earnest, loyal support o. every oc-
casirH. he made ~ earnest appeal loi Flgoi-
oils etl:)rt, aud said il the Republicans could
~ ,l1iy means carry Maryi an'! this fa'i, 1t
would he Il miracle if lr9inla could he saved
next YEAR Prince Georges has heen pat d''"h
hv the Republicans Is sure for them. Let II
not Ec. After thanking the audience and say
irg that he would always lIol! in peasant re-
collection lis first visit to our beautiful Town.
lie closed his practical and vigorous speech
amid the most enthusiastic appl nlse
SPEECH OF THOMAS &. wEEK>, Esq.
NJ President. Ladies and Fellow Democrats:
L is a hard task that drvolNrs upon me-, conf
pal2tivcly Young man to follow one whose
past services have afforded him the opl'ortItn-
II to acquire SO much inter esing Information.
II was my fortune to b. born outside the nm
lis of til : Country, but when came here to
seek It home. found men ready 10 welcome
me. have never had cause to regret that my
line, fell within Mary land. Laneiing upon the
shores Of this great Republic poor and Ut
known, have arisen to the proud statue TT
being sovereign citizen of this grand constel-
latiou Of States. M. Weeks then gave a most
eloquent desGr. p'iol Of the vastness and glory
| ci the nited States, and said, when seek 10
! know the source of this national greatness,
| find il in the Democratic party. We aye It
Il {. tical time i'll the history OF the party that
| gave me my rights. Maryland is now the p'-
| votal Statr!,n national politics The danger lii
! in the fact that men are rising up who cannot
| be classified With the either party. One tnrgid
| stream OF vitUreration pourS from their mouths.
! Not single political idea, or statesn!enli:e
| -nggestiou have they advanced. | object to
come man holding a minor political position
! being held up To lie in comparison viii! /. e
! grand principles of party. In speaking Of our
| States prosperity, Mr.. Weeks SAIL We exported
/ from Maryland last year more agricultural pro-
! duets Than has eyer been sent ont III one year
| There is no tia:ic that is not controlled By iha
telegraph. ana That IS under the management
| Of one man. If the day should ever come
=; when the State shonld lose her interest in the
&. X o. railroad and II passes into the control
| OF this man, the products OF the South vii! go
| past orr port. The speaker said the only one
| who las successfully stood i'll the way OF Gould.
is the mla who hs. bean elevated by the peo-
pie to the pos ilion OF senior Senatcr of Mary
| land. Whei, great tuks Of money are i2nnd
| coming into STATE for political Uses, we may
| he certain tina the party sending /, expects TO
! get it back in some Was y NJ. Rose in Bal
/ tIianre, Of the Ledgtc, gets S., 800 year, aud
| nIany o.i.4rs a:.a employed at 81 per cay. Pull
tier Of then. i, H'oAi Sn::,t rot devote two
| columns day to Maryland politics Unless h..
was paid for it. ! believe that the movement
! III Baltimore is instigated by money powers
| outside OF the State. The democracy looks to
tie counties 10 roll up large rnajorites iof The
ticket Mr.. Weeks was loudly appl&udedi
and his elcqnar3 speaeil was lightly apprecia-
ted by tie Audience.
Before the meeting adjourn ed, NJ. Gary Of
Virginia made few remarks, telling some
amusing 4nsclotes that created many bursts
! of iaush;e: and ai,pia,~-.